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Compelled to Move: the Rise of Forced Migration in Sub-Saharan Africa , pp 275-310: Sally E. Findley
Compelling shareholder responsibility , pp 163-188: .
Compensation and endogenous money in an open economy , pp 87-117: .
Compensation committees and CEO pay: Martin Conyon
Compensation Committees in the United States: Martin Conyon and Danielle Kuchinskas
Compensation for taking of natural resource interests: principles and practices in recent Queensland cases , pp 225-234: Clement Tisdell and Steve Harrison
Compensation of victims , pp 117-125: .
Compensatory measures in the banking sector , pp 151-185: Sahar Shamsi, Pantelis Solomon and Nicole Robins
Competence and Learning in the Experimentally Organized Economy: Gunnar Eliasson and Åsa Eliasson
Competence in crisis: what happens after the rally-round-the-flag?: Daniel Devine, Will Jennings, Gerry Stoker and Jennifer Gaskell
Competencies, Capabilities and the Neo-Schumpeterian Tradition: M. Augier and David Teece
Competent court or authority: Reinhard Bork and Michael Veder
Competent demand , pp 54-61: Agnieszka Gehringer
Competing against the same team: does the length of time between the games matter? Evidence from the UEFA Champions League , pp 317-334: Alex Krumer
Competing and Complementary Approaches to Evaluation: Reinhard Stockmann
Competing conceptualizations of decent work: measurement and policy coherence challenges , pp 63-75: Erica Di Ruggiero
Competing explanations of economic growth: Jonas G. Lipski
Competing for votes , pp 201-217: James F. Adams
Competing inequalities, inclusion and intersectionality: the role of gender, culture and marginal groups for leadership positions , pp 124-134: Vartika Chandra Saman
Competing Jurisdictions for the Provision of Local Public Goods: .
Competing Technologies, Technological Monopolies and the Rate of Convergence to a Stable Market Structure: Andrea Bassanini and Giovanni Dosi
Competing Theories of Regulatory Governance: Reconsidering Public Interest Theory of Regulation: Jørgen Grønnegård Christensen
Competition , pp 178-201: Ciarán Burke
Competition: .
Competition , pp 72-77: Paresh Chattopadhyay
Competition: Mark Addleson
Competition , pp 67-76: .
Competition , pp 37-54: .
Competition , pp 70-81: Neri Salvadori and Rodolfo Signorino
Competition (antitrust) policy: William F. Shughart
Competition Act assessments and economic efficiency: George Yarrow
Competition advocacy and case law in Europe: the case of the liberal professions , pp 351-374: Niels J. Philipsen
Competition Agencies, Independence, and the Political Process: William E. Kovacic
Competition and antitrust in Internet markets , pp 183-210: Justus Haucap and Torben Stühmeier
Competition and collaboration in creating a world city from polycentricity in central Scotland , pp 79-98: William F. Lever
Competition and collaboration: when are they good for the nonprofit sector? , pp 118-131: Teresa Harrison and Renée A. Irvin
Competition and Competition Policy in Emerging Markets: International and Developmental Dimensions: Ajit Singh
Competition and contestability in bank retail markets , pp 365-382: Reint Gropp and Christoffer Kok
Competition and cooperation between cities in globalization , pp 139-156: Peter J. Taylor
Competition and Cooperation in Economic Development Among Local Jurisdictions in a Large Urban Area: Roger R. Stough, Rajendra Kulkarni and Jean Paelinck
Competition and cooperation in the Hong Kong– Shenzhen region , pp 446-462: Jianfa Shen
Competition and ecology , pp 107-123: .
Competition and education , pp 124-136: .
Competition and Free Movement Issues in the Regulation of Formula One Motor Racing: Adam Cygan
Competition and Health Plan Choice: Bryan Dowd and Roger Feldman
Competition and Health Plan Choice: Bryan Dowd and Roger Feldman
Competition and Innovation: .
Competition and its regulation in developing countries: Paul Cook
Competition and Long-term Contracts in the Dutch Electricity Market: Machiel Mulder
Competition and Market Power in Northern Europe: Ole Jess Olsen and Klaus Skytte